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Little Casanova Town Diner
I watched the downpour pound away at the old gas pumps through the window. They were already rusted from however many years they’ve stood there, barely covered by the awning hanging overhead. Must have been about seventy years by now. My chin resting on my palm, I sighed into the silence of Little Casanova Town Diner, www.onedoor.ccjust outside the town. “Nice weather out there,” called a voice a few rotating stools away. I turned around to look at the young man with pretty, silver hair and a kind smile. A dark silver, almost like he was going gray despite looking twenty-four or five at most. “I guess,” I ...
The star and Sara's dream
Today, there's no one without dreams, there's little, big or even long or short dreams, we all have dreams. The difference is that someone left their dream and someone was trying to make it real. On a night of cold December night in America. Sara sat on the balcony. She lost her father, who was beaten by cancer and died. She was feeling a little upset and disappointed. It's like a message for a year coming up, sad and difficult for her without her father. Sara had a dream since childhood. She wants to be a good doctor no more. But she had a feeling after her father's death. And she want to be ...
Tomato Love
"I can't believe this is happening to me!" Bella panicked as she stared at the tomato garden beside the mini park of her 5 bedroom apartment. She got married to Ged 9 years ago, just after Jane was born. Getting married to Ged was one of the great decisions she has made in her 30 years on planet earth. They were two love birds, always having each other's back. Bella met Ged at a 'tomato farm planning' training organised by Toma Fruit Company. They both had a vision of starting a Tomato production company, this will improve the economy of their town by reducing the rate of Tomato importation f...
Who Let the Dogs Out?
Chandra Lal peers through his telescope at the deep, ebony sky. It’s a clear night, his favorite kind of night for star gazing. Although he’s in an attic and not outside like he would prefer, he’s pushed open the window to get a clearer view above him. He focuses the lens to get a better look at two of the four Jovian moons which rotate around Jupitar. As he turns the tube towards Saturn to see if he can get a glimpse at any of its visible moons, he hears a couple dogs barking below him. He checks his watch to see how much time he has left before his mom may start to worry that he’s been gone...